The Heart Of Me (2003) (DVD) Reviews
Description:Genre: Drama / Theatrical Release: 2002 / Suitable for 15 years and over / Director: Thaddeus O'Sullivan / Actors: ... more
The Heart Of Me (2003) (DVD) ... Helena Bonham Carter, Olivia Williams, Paul Bettany, Eleanor Bron, Luke Newberry ... / DVD released 2003-10-06 at Twentieth Century Fox / Features of the DVD: PAL
Newest Review: ... social advantages, including her vast inherited wealth, are normally accepted as what would typically hold a person of ... more
... genuine talent back from any form of critical acclaim. However, she has largely proven any would-be detractors wrong. Carter not only has genuine if quirky star appeal, but has also impressed critics with her ability to act in a variety of roles. Much like regular co-mega star, Johnny Depp she actively pursues unusual and less than flattering roles. Of course, the pair of them nearly always work together under the watchful eye of Carter's no less famous director husband, Tim Burton, where they conjure up gothic re-imagining...more
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Customer The Heart Of Me (2003) (DVD) Reviews (1)
by - written on 24/08/11 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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Plot: Based on Rosamond Lehmann's novel, "The Echoing Grove", this 2003 drama set in pre and post war Britain, centres on the lives of two upper class sisters, the bohemian painter Dinah (Helena Bonham Carter) and the conservative housewife Madeline (Olivia Williams), and their shared love interest, Madeline's husband, Rickie (Paul Bettany). In 1934, following the death of their father, Dinah is invited to stay with Madeline and Rickie at their grand London home. Madeline and her mother are both embarrassed by Dinah's free-spirited approach to life and arrange for her to settled down and marry a foppish suitor. However, this is not to be as Rickie covertly ... Read the complete review
